Everything you need to know about Eviction Command before you order.
About the Service
Eviction Command is a document preparation service. We prepare county-specific eviction notices and unlawful detainer packages for landlords and property managers. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. We prepare the paperwork — correctly, for your exact county — and deliver it to you within 24 hours.
No. Eviction Command is a document preparation service only. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. Our documents are reviewed for compliance with current state and county law, but use of our service does not create an attorney-client relationship. For contested evictions or court appearances, we recommend consulting a licensed real estate attorney.
We currently prepare eviction documents for properties in Georgia, Texas, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Indiana. We are expanding to additional states throughout 2026. If your state is not listed, visit our waitlist page to be notified when we launch in your area.
Most online services give you a generic state-level template. The problem is that eviction notice requirements vary by county — notice period, required legal language, and service method can all differ from one county to the next. We prepare your document specifically for your county. Not a template. Not a state-level form. Your county, your violation type, your tenant's name — done correctly and attorney-reviewed before it reaches you.
Pricing and Products
A 3-Day Pay or Quit Notice is $297. This includes county-specific preparation, attorney review, serving instructions, and delivery within 24 hours of your intake form submission.
A 3-day notice is the first step — it is served to the tenant before any court filing. If the tenant ignores the notice, the next step is filing an Unlawful Detainer complaint with the court. Our Full UD Package at $1,197 prepares all the court filing forms — the complaint, summons, and attachments — ready for you to file. Most landlords start with the 3-day notice and only need the UD package if the tenant does not comply.
Rush Delivery is a $197 add-on available on any order. With Rush, your document is delivered within 4 hours of your intake form submission instead of the standard 24 hours. If you need to serve a notice today, add Rush Delivery at checkout.
Yes. We have flat monthly retainer plans for property managers starting at $997 per month. Plans cover between 5 and 60 documents per month at a significantly lower effective rate per document than one-time ordering. Visit our Property Manager page to see all retainer tiers and a savings comparison.
All sales are final once document preparation has begun. Because we begin preparing your document immediately upon receipt of your intake form, we cannot issue refunds. If you provided incorrect information and need a corrected document, a revision fee of $97 applies. Please review our full refund policy before purchasing.
The Process
Step 1: Select your notice type and complete checkout on our website. Step 2: After checkout you will receive an email with a link to our intake form. Complete the form with your tenant details, property address, county, and violation information — takes about 5 minutes. Step 3: We prepare your county-specific document and deliver it to your email within 24 hours. Your document includes serving instructions so you know exactly how to legally deliver the notice.
To prepare your document we need: your tenant's full legal name, property address and county, type of violation, monthly rent amount, date rent was last paid (for nonpayment notices), and your lease start date. You will enter all of this in our intake form after checkout.
Every document we deliver includes state-specific serving instructions. In most Phase 1 states you can serve by personal delivery, posting on the door combined with first-class mail, or certified mail. The exact requirements for your state are in the instructions included with your document.
After serving the notice you wait out the notice period. If the tenant pays or vacates within the notice period — the eviction process stops for that violation. If they do not comply — your next step is filing an Unlawful Detainer complaint with your local court. We can prepare the full UD filing package for $1,197 if you need it.
Legal and Compliance
If your tenant files a response or contests the eviction in court, you will need a licensed real estate attorney to represent you at the hearing. Eviction Command handles document preparation only — we do not appear in court or provide legal representation. We can refer you to our attorney partner network in your state if needed.
If we made an error on our end we will correct it at no charge immediately. If the error was due to incorrect information you provided on the intake form, a revision fee of $97 applies. All documents are attorney-reviewed before delivery to minimize the risk of errors.
That depends on your city and county. Some cities have local rent control ordinances that add requirements beyond state law — for example requiring additional disclosures on certain notices. You are responsible for confirming whether your property is subject to local rent control. If you are unsure, consult a local real estate attorney before serving the notice.
No. Eviction Command does not guarantee any legal outcome. We prepare documents that comply with current state and county law, but judges may rule against landlords for reasons unrelated to document preparation. No document preparation service or attorney can guarantee a specific court outcome.
Call us directly and we will walk you through exactly what you need.
Eviction Command is a document preparation service only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Use of our services does not create an attorney-client relationship. Documents are prepared based on information provided by the client and general state law. Always consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation.
Eviction Command is a document preparation service only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
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